Reversi Game with Graphics in Scala

Introduction

This is a school project for the School of engineering HES-SO Valais//Wallis. It is a Scala implementation of the classic board game Reversi, also known as Othello. It's a strategy game for two players, played on an 8x8 board with graphics.

Features

• Graphical gameplay.
• Support for two-player mode.
• Dynamic updates of the game board and scores.

Requirements

• Java JDK 11 or higher.
• Scala 2.13.

How to Play

1. Run Reversi object.
2. Players take turns placing coins on the board.
3. Chose where you wanna place the coin by indicating its coordinates.
   • The valid coordinates are recognisable by a yellow dot.
   • A move is valid if it traps a coin of the opposite player.
4. The game continues until one players wins.

Code Structure

1. Reversi Class

Reversi is the main game class. It handles the overall game logic for Reversi, a strategy board game. Key responsibilities include:

• Managing the game board (8x8 grid by default) and its state.
• Handling game flow, including initializing the game, accepting player moves, validating the legality of moves, updating the board, and determining the game end.
• Displaying the game board and coins graphically using FunGraphics.
• Keeping track of each player's turn and determining the winner based on the number of coins.
• Offering the option to replay the game.

2. Coin Class

Coin class represents a coin in the Reversi game. Each coin has the following properties:

• row and col: Coordinates of the coin on the board.
• c: The color of the coin (Black, White, or by default darkGreen).
• busy: A boolean indicating whether the position is occupied.

3. GameManager Class

GameManager class manages the game state and player turns. Its responsibilities include:

• Tracking which player's turn it is (black or white).
• Displaying the current score.
• Prompting players for their next move and ensuring the input format is correct.

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